IWAMA Kiminori, the Japanese ambassador, visited Friendship Primary HealthCare Center (FPHCC) at Bhasan Char Island today to witness the project’s opening ceremony, which is supported by Japan.
“The Project for Procurement of Medical Equipment for Pathological Tests and Dental Care” will be carried out by an NGO called “Friendship” with funding from the Japanese Grant Assistance for Grass-roots Human Security Projects (GGHSP).
The project is expected to offer continuous and efficient medical services to “Rohingya” patients in Bhasan Char by providing the necessary equipment for pathological tests and dental care such as a Biochemistry Analyzer, a portable Dental X-ray, and others, said a press release.
“I hope this equipment will contribute to the provision of quality healthcare services and improve the healthcare environment on Bhasan Char, thereby supporting Bangladesh’s efforts to help Rohingya people,” said Ambassador IWAMA.
Japan has supported 213 NGO projects through its Grant Assistance for Grass-Roots Human Security Projects (GGHSP)
